David
For me the best part about the server side routing is that it renders the correct component on load, and that access management works the same as for the API.
I don't think that's required, the HTML itself shouldn't be sensitive. It would reduce the payload though, which is good :thinking:
What browsers do you have to support?
Yeah, this would be a bad idea for IE8, but it works really well for modern browsers. 100 components sounds fine, I guess it depends a bit on how big...
I'm glad you like it! I guess Javalin is the result of doing "just enough" for a lot of years. It's gained some weight lately with the extra modules, but...
@gringofe If the templates were split based on roles it wouldn't be possible to cache the bundle anymore (you would have to rebuild everything for every request). Sensitive data shouldn't...
>I was just wondering if it's normal for all the files to be sent, since I am not doing a lot of frontend webdevelopment. btw, thank you for creating Javalin,...
> ... for unit testing a web pack config could be created and you just run it as a separate process. I'd be very interested to hear more about this...
Sorry about the late reply. Everything should work normally when running from a jar, how are you packaging it?
Hi @lwhite1, glad you like it! There really isn't more to it than what is shown in the docs/example. Once you add a WebJar to your project you need to...